Television : an international history
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Television : an international history
Oxford University press, c1998
2nd. ed
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内容説明・目次
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:pbk ISBN 9780198159285
内容説明
From its earliest beginnings, television was destined to become one of the great new forces at work in the twentieth century. This new edition (which includes six completely new chapters) greatly expands the original and unique historical coverage of this most influential cultural phenomenon.
Written by a distinguished international team of specialists, the book describes the history of television from its technical conception in the nineteenth century right through to the bewildering multi-media developments of the present. Alongside this historical account, chapters provide important discussion of the central debates affecting television world-wide, from America, Canada, and Britain to Europe, Scandinavia, Japan, China, South Asia, the Arab world, Australia, Africa, and the Third
World. All genres of programme making -news, sport, drama, comedy -are examined in the light of key questions: how viewing practices affect particular societies; how standards of taste and decency are arrived at; the influence of television of government power; the role of public service
broadcasting; and the relationship of television to terrorism and violence. A thought-provoking Epilogue ponders the likely impact and influence of television in the coming years.
This book is accessibly written and is a major exploration of the world's most dominant medium.
QUOTES FROM THE FIRST EDITION
`Those who wish to take a close look at the way television has affected the lives of people in other countries as well as their own will find all the information they need here . . . a work which will earn its keep in the reference libraries, but also merits a place on the bookshelves of individuals.' THES
`For those desiring to fully understand the medium that has dominated the later twentieth century.' The Business of Film
`What a terrific assembly of contributors to document an international story of television . . . so many outstanding features in this book . . . an important addition to documenting the global story of television in a single volume.' Journalism History
目次
- PART 1. ORIGINS AND INSTITUTIONS
- PART 2. FORMS AND GENRES
- PART 3. TELEVISION AND SOCIETY
- PART 4
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ISBN 9780198742494
内容説明
From its earliest beginnings, television was destined to become one of the great new forces at work in the 20th century. This new edition (which includes six completely new chapters) greatly expands the original historical coverage of this influential cultural phenomenon. Written by a distinguished international team of specialists, the book describes the history of television from its technical conception in the 19th century right through to the bewildering multi-media developments of the present. Alongside this historical account, chapters provide important discussion of the central debates affecting television worldwide. All genres of programme making - news, sport, drama, comedy - are examined in the light of key questions: how viewing practices affect particular societies; how standards of taste and decency are arrived at; the influence of television on government power; the role of public service broadcasting; and the relationship of television to terrorism and violence.
目次
- Part 1 Origins and institutions: Albert Abrahamson, the invention of television
- William Boddy, the beginnings of American television
- Anthony Smith, television as a public service medium. Part 2 Forms and genres: Richard Paterson, drama and entertainment
- William Boddy, non-fiction television
- Steven Barnett, sport
- Daniel Dayan and Elihu Katz, political ceremony and instant history. Part 3 Television and society: Susan Briggs, television in the home and family
- Colin Shaw, taste, decency, and standards
- Philip Schlesinger, terrorism. Part 4: Les Brown, the American networks
- Marc Raboy, Canada
- Hidetoshi Kato, Japan
- Douglas Boyd, the Arab world
- Dietrich Berwanger, the Third World
- Pradip N. Thomas, South Asia
- Elizabeth Jacka and Leley Johnson, Australia
- Trine Syvertsen and Eli Skogerb, Scandinavia, Netherlands, Belgium
- Charles Okigbo, Africa
- Zhao Bin, China
- Sylvio Waisband, Latin America
- Richard Paterson and Anthony Smith, epilogue - the future
- television museums and archives.
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